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Our Presenter for this week is Matt Cox. Let us read what Matt will be playing.

If you’re a regular brunch With The Brits listener, when the host can put up a show then you know we’re slowly working our way through John Galls worthy’s The Forsyte Chronicles. This is a mammoth saga of a family love cruelty and the bonds of family togetherness starting in Victorian England and working through multiple generations. this week on Cruising if your a Galsworthy fan we’ll be looking at Justice one of his early plays. Justice is the story of the British justice system and how while its goal is to reform more often it hardens people as they lose hope. It has a wonderful cast featuring Nigel Bruce as a kindly law clerk. As you listen to Justice ask yourself does this also happen today in our own criminal system? Also be sure and listen to the end of the show for a very special announcement from the host about his life and his future. Enjoy.

Host:John Beaulieu
E-Mail: john.beaulieu@verizon.net

Our Presenter for this week is John Gassman. Let us read what John will be playing.

We have lots of comedy and variety on this evenings show.
We begin with Mail Call.
this was an Armed Forces show during the war years. Bing Crosby is the master of ceremonies with an all star cast.
Featured are Fred Astair, Betty Rhodes, Fibber McGee and Molly plus themusic of meridith Wilson.
the show is dated 11/04/1942
Our final show was an audition from 05/28/48 and its title comes from the hit movie Meet Me In St. Louie.
Margaret whiting introduces the show.
The cast includes: Norma Jean Nilsson, Gale Gordon, Robert Soderberg (writer), Henry Garson (writer), Walter Schumann (music director), Henry Garson (producer, director),
Lois Moran, Betsy Blair, Rosa Williams, Edwin Mills, William Johnstone, Henrietta Tedrow, Eric Lord, Russell Bates (?), Ken Peters (announcer).
It was one of two auditions I know of and I don’t think the show actually went beyond the audition process.

John

Host:John Beaulieu
E-Mail: john.beaulieu@verizon.net